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  300748  By:  Deborah  Nolan 08/13/2002    T-15

T-15   Creating a Good Case Study

  300015  By:  Richard A.  Goodman 10:35 AM 08/12/2002
EXCITE: Excellence in Curriculum Integration through Teaching Epidemiology--Statistics Students as Disease Detectives

  300577  By:  Joan  Garfield 08/13/2002    T-13

T-13   Helping Students Recognize and Understand the Big Ideas in Statistics

  300578  By:  Herbert A. David 08/12/2002    M-18

M-18   The History of Statistics in the Classroom

  300580  By:  Marjorie E. Bond 08/12/2002    M-20

M-20   Getting Students to Read Their Text

  300582  By:  Dex  Whittinghill 08/13/2002    T-14

T-14   Which Text Do I Use for "Statistics II?"

  301546  By:  David L. Hubble 8:55 AM 08/12/2002
Study of Responses to the Census 2000 Race Question Instruction: "Mark One or More Races" and Bridging to Single Race Distributions

  300862  By:  Christopher J. Lacke 08/12/2002    M-21

M-21   Teaching Sampling Distributions in Introductory Undergraduate Statistics: How Can We Get The Point Across?

  300999  By:  Steven C. Patch 10:35 AM 08/14/2002
A Comparison of Three Approaches to Implementing Technology in Introductory Statistics Courses

  301205  By:  Joan  Weinstein 08/14/2002    W-12

W-12   Community-based Research Projects

  301449  By:  William Harkness ,  Patricia Buchanan ,  Robert Heckard 10:35 AM 08/12/2002
The Penn State Model for the Intro Stat Course: A Description and an Assessment

  301546  By:  David L. Hubble 8:55 AM 08/12/2002
Study of Responses to the Census 2000 Race Question Instruction: "Mark One or More Races" and Bridging to Single Race Distributions

  301665  By:  Daniel  W. Byrne 08/12/2002
Poster # 12   Improving the Quality of an Introductory Biostatistics Course for Physicians

JSM 2002

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Revised March 2002